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The Whole Truth The Whole Truth by Haley Cass
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“Soft as the gentle night or when we burn up in flame/ I finally understand what Brontë said about lover’s souls. Because, baby, for better or for worse/ Yours and mine are the same.”
― Haley Cass, The Whole Truth
“incredulity”
― Haley Cass, The Whole Truth
“Offering that earnest charm she had, without even trying.”
― Haley Cass, The Whole Truth
“The laugh that escaped from Darcy’s mouth pinged pleasantly through Juliet’s mind, making her grin, proud at having caused it.”
― Haley Cass, The Whole Truth
“surreptitiously”
― Haley Cass, The Whole Truth
“Juliet coming against her tongue, her thigh twitching next to her face, her hands clutching at Darcy’s head… this was the headiest, most arousing fucking experience in the entire world.”
― Haley Cass, The Whole Truth
“I want you inside of me,” Juliet’s voice was heated, unyielding, as she pushed herself to her elbows to look at Darcy. Her cheeks were flushed and her hair was a little messy, and Darcy would do whatever Juliet told her to. She fucking loved when Juliet told her what she wanted.”
― Haley Cass, The Whole Truth
“Watch me. Don’t you dare take your eyes off of me,” Juliet rasped out, her eyes locked onto Darcy. Watching Darcy watch her. She shook her head, almost feeling intoxicated, though she’d had not a sip of alcohol. It was the way she felt every time with Juliet. Once Juliet was telling Darcy what she wanted, how she wanted it, and allowing Darcy to be the conduit of her pleasure, she felt like she was floating. Like she had a single mission in life, and it was to make Juliet Jacobs come. “Never.”
― Haley Cass, The Whole Truth
“Watch me. Don’t you dare take your eyes off of me,” Juliet rasped out, her eyes locked onto Darcy. Watching Darcy watch her.”
― Haley Cass, The Whole Truth
“Juliet had taken complete control as soon as they’d stumbled into her room. Stripping off her pajamas, as she’d ordered Darcy to do the same without any preamble. Then ordered Darcy where to sit in her bed. Then she climbed onto Darcy’s lap, rubbing her own clit. Now, Juliet was in her lap, her fingers tugging on her own nipples with her head dropped back, as she rode Darcy’s fingers. Juliet wasn’t rocking her hips quickly, demandingly, the way she usually did. No, she was giving Darcy a fucking show. The show of a lifetime, and Darcy was the single person in the audience.”
― Haley Cass, The Whole Truth
“That was something Blythe couldn’t understand. Juliet got Darcy in a way she never could. Blythe, with her male fiancé and seemingly thrilled to settle down here in this farmhouse, did not know what it was like hiding any part of her identity. Worrying that it would steal her dreams right out from under her.”
― Haley Cass, The Whole Truth
“But she couldn’t deny it; there was nothing headier, more arousing than being wanted so badly. Than knowing that if she would let Darcy, she’d spend the entire night between her legs, likely until Darcy fell asleep down there, cheek on Juliet’s inner-thigh. And… something about that was very enticing. Both sexually and in the way that made her feel a little too soft. Maybe one day, she’d test that theory to see how long it would take.”
― Haley Cass, The Whole Truth
“hate the idea of thinking I might be getting to know someone and it turns out they’re one of the people who, like you said, would stab me in the back.”
― Haley Cass, The Whole Truth
“intuit”
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“anomalous,”
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“acerbically”
― Haley Cass, The Whole Truth
“Having no money, scraping to get by, unsure about the future, unsure about how to weather the storm. Knowing that even though you didn’t have a contingency plan, you just had to march forward into the unknown.”
― Haley Cass, The Whole Truth
“Well, I think most people who do things like this and then go running their mouths about it are doing it for the wrong reasons.”
― Haley Cass, The Whole Truth
“Enough,” she wished her voice was stronger, but she’d never been quite so demolished by someone. She’d never had a sexual partner so intent on giving her pleasure that she whined when being pushed away, even though Juliet was sure Darcy’s jaw had to be sore.”
― Haley Cass, The Whole Truth
“words were a warning and an order and a plea, all wrapped up in one.”
― Haley Cass, The Whole Truth
“equivocate”
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“galling”
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“rankled”
― Haley Cass, The Whole Truth